Alicante also known as the “City of Light", is a city of contrast. As the capital of the province of Alicante it offers a rich cultural heritage. Known for its historic port that is overshadowed by the medieval Castle of Santa Barbara this city has so much more to offer… Once you set foot in el Barrio de Santa Cruz in the old town (Casco Antiguo) and stroll through the lively narrow streets with quality boutiques, cosy bars and restaurants you understand why Alicante is such an attractive place to be. Apart from its privileged climate, wonderful beaches, and easygoing atmosphere, it offers all the advantages of a major city: shopping, fascinating award-winning museums and a vibrant nightlife.
Time can be an issue when trying the gastronomy based on the fresh produce and seafood from its local waters. Consider checking out the Alicante tapas scene- a great way to sample a variety of specialties in one evening! The energetic nightlife, from elegant cocktail lounges in the harbor to the laid-back pubs in the old town, Alicante maintains the relaxed, easy-going close-knit port town it has always been.
Revel in the contrasts of its diverse medley of architectural styles, or take a lazy stroll along Alicante's most beloved and characteristic landmark “La Explanada” composed of 6.6 million colorful marble tiles. Be in town for fascinating festivals like Hogueras de San Juan (A popular, one week long festival where the city is the stage of gastronomy, nightlife and bonfires). To sober up and lose some of those Spanish calories you can always take a relaxing day trip to the beautiful island of Tabarca and take a refreshing dive to marvel at its beautiful marine reserve.
Alicante has mastered how to impeccably balance its many characteristics as a coastal metropolitan and is definitely a city you will want to visit!
Is a 200 km. long stretch of coastline on the southeastern coast of Spain reaching from Denia to San Pedro in the south. The unforgettable coastal villages, beaches, coves, palm groves and beautiful mountain ranges makes you keep the Costa Blanca on your Bucket list. With more than 300 days of sunshine per year and an average annual temperature of 17 °C the climate is recognized as one of the best in the world by the World Health Organization. There are three well served airports with incoming flights worldwide, Valencia, Alicante and Murcia. The variety that this beautiful coastal region has to offer makes the Costa Blanca one of the most popular destinations for people buying their perfect dream home abroad.
La Marina is ideally located just a 25-minute drive to Alicante airport and a 5-minute drive down to the best beach on the Costa Blanca with its long blue-flag award-winning sandy beach stretching for miles. This small charming fishing town, split in the old beach area and the new residential area inland will seduce you with its surrounding pinewoods, offering you all services and amenities, making it a great vacation location to go and relax.
Located only 30 minutes’ drive from Alicante Airport, Guardamar Del Segura is much more than goldy sand beaches stretching as far as the eye can see. It has the privilege of enjoying the warmest sea waters in Spain and its 7 beaches of high ecological value, summing up to 10 km shoreline, is by far one of the most beautiful and unique environments by the sea with the coastal pinewoods, eucalyptus, cypresses and palm trees.
Quesada, a town on the south of the Costa Blanca is located just 30 km. from Alicante Airport. Settled in the 1970’s and since then has become one of the most exclusive areas only 5 km. distance from the famous award-winning blue flag beaches of Guardamar. Quesada is a neat residential area with nice landscaped features, stunning views of the Murcian mountain backdrops, surrounded by a countryside of orange & lemon groves just beside the Lagoon and the famous salt lakes of Torrevieja.
Altea is without doubt one of the most charming towns to be found on the Costa Blanca. Located in the region of Alicante it enjoys a privileged location and an excellent mild climate, with an average year round temperature of 18 to 20°C. Altea consists of a new and an old neighbourhood. The old part of town is perched on a hilltop where you will find breath-taking views, especially at night when peeking over the illuminated town whilst enjoying a romantic dinner in one of the many cosy restaurants. The beautiful blue-and-white tiled church dome that proudly peaks out among the glistening white houses in Altea’s old town has become an icon of the Costa Blanca.
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